That's the blues. When you go to buy a candy bar And you've lost the dime you had-Slipped through a hole in your pocket somewhere-That's the blues, too, and bad! Submitted by Denice Jackson
The average life span of a snail is approximately 10 to 15 years in captivity. However, it is believed that some species can live up to 25 years this way. In the wild however, lifespan varies from species to species, but range from 2-3 in some cases to 5-7 for other kinds of land snails.
Tree snails give birth to live young after they are reproductively mature. It may take up to seven years for a snail to become reproductively mature. Very few snails have such slow reproductive rates. The baby keiki (small snails), are released from the mother shell and all.